Mohamed Salah transfer fee emerges with Liverpool braced for monstrous Saudi offer

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Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly circling around Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah. 11:22, Mon, Dec 15, 2025 Updated: 11:36, Mon, Dec 15, 2025 Mohamed Salah has been linked with a bank-breaking move to Saudi Arabia (Image: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.)Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly optimistic about securing Mohamed Salah's signature, should he express a desire to leave Liverpool.

Liverpool FC news, fixtures, results and transfer gossip plus selected offers and competitions Invalid emailWe use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. Read our Privacy PolicyA similar figure was suggested for Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes last summer, but he stayed put at Old Trafford.It was widely reported that Al-Ittihad approached Salah back in the summer of 2023, offering Liverpool around £52million and proposing a two-year contract worth £155million to the player.The Reds subsequently turned down a £100million bid, which could have risen to £150million, from the same club on transfer deadline day a month later.If Liverpool do show any signs of being open to a deal, Al Hilal, Al Qadisah and Neom are all reportedly interested.

However, no encouragement has been given so far.Saudi clubs are monitoring the situation closely, waiting to see if a resolution can be reached before making any formal move for the Egyptian star.One insider described the Saudi transfer landscape as 'difficult', though there remains optimism that a deal could materialise if Salah indicates he's open to a switch.Clubs in the Saudi Pro League are known to be interested in snapping Salah up (Image: PA)The forward made his return for Liverpool against Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday, coming on as a first-half substitute.Afterwards, manager Arne Slot said: "For me, there is no issue to resolve. He is now the same as any player."You talk to your players if you are happy or unhappy with things but there is nothing for me to talk about after what happened against Leeds after the game."Asked if it was his last game for Liverpool, Slot said: "He wasn't the only player who walked around the pitch thanking the fans because the fans deserved a thank you from us."Our players worked incredibly hard to keep a clean sheet and for the first time in weeks, maybe months, we had a little bit of luck."Mo is going to go the AFCON now.